Docs, example and ease of use suggestion for acquireTokenSilent

[Josh-Ring-SD]

import {
    createEffect,
    createResource,
    createMemo,
} from 'solid-js'

import { useMsal } from "msal-community-solid";
import { SilentRequest } from '@azure/msal-browser';

const [readContext, writeContext] = useMsal()

createEffect(() => {
    writeContext.instance.setActiveAccount(readContext.accounts[0])
})

const tokenRequestConfig = createMemo(() => ({
    scopes: msalConfig.scopes,
    redirectUri: msalConfig.auth.redirectUri,
    authority: msalConfig.auth.authority,
    account: readContext.activeAccount,
    forceRefresh: false,
    cacheLookupPolicy: 1,
    prompt: "none"
} as SilentRequest))


// creating this async wrapper and using with createResource 
//  could be a bit simpler for the end user? Perhaps we could add something for convenience?
// Or do you think we could achieve this better with an example like this code here?
async function asyncWrapper(silentRequest: SilentRequest) {
    return await writeContext.instance.acquireTokenSilent(silentRequest)
}

const [response] = createResource(
    tokenRequestConfig,
    asyncWrapper
)

What are your thoughts?

[Josh-Ring-SD]

I suppose this could be cleaner:

const [response] = createResource(
    tokenRequestConfig,
    async (tokenRequestConfig) => await writeContext.instance.acquireTokenSilent(tokenRequestConfig)
)

[saraelsa]

Yeah, I think writing a small arrow function would make more sense than an a very simple wrapper for a very specific scenario. It also makes it clearer what's happening with the inline arrow function (a token is being acquired based on the config).

[Josh-Ring-SD]

Based on how I have used the library would be happy to put a few docs together to show how to use this. Are you interested in a PR?
Would it sit outside of the main readme and be linked to it, or be in a usage examples section?

[saraelsa]

For sure, you'd be very welcome to do that! I think the best course of action would be a readme entry, or possibility within doc comments in the codebase.

[Josh-Ring-SD]

Raised PR here: #3